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When it comes to tech startups and innovation, the UK is one of the world’s hotspots. Already successful, these disruptors are set to become household names over the course of 2022 and beyond.

Data is everywhere - but more often than not it can be overwhelming to find, format and use. In this article, Dulcie introduces you to some great open data sources, and give a few examples of how you could use voting and democracy data to level up your next project.

Knowing how to turn your venture into an investment magnet is key to getting the attention of the right type of investor while never feeling pressured to settle for a bad fit. So, how do you as a startup founder attract that perfect investor? Hugo presents 6 qualities investors will be looking for in your tech startup.

So you've set up your Jenkins server, and mastered Configuration-as-Code... but now you want to send Slack messages when your builds pass or fail? This tutorial will walk you through exactly that, using JCasC to set up the plugin and manage messaging within your pipelines.

A simple and effective way to help improve the security of your web application comes in the form of HTTP security headers.

The rise of shared workspaces in cities and urban centres — there were 19,000 recorded worldwide in 2019 — shows no signs of slowing, with the global pandemic forcing businesses to recalibrate their approach to the working day.

In episode #64 of Two Minute Tuesday, Julian takes a look at the latest version of Next.js (11), a popular React framework designed as a hybrid solution for both static site generation and server-side rendering.

In episode #63 of Two Minute Tuesday, George answers the question he gets asked most often - which programming language should you learn? He also explains how best to go about learning them.

In episode #62 of Two Minute Tuesday, Sam talks about Google's 3 core Web Vitals that will impact your position in Google search results.

Launching a successful startup isn't easy, so Hugo has 5 steps founders can take to set them on their way.